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Posted by John Nichols on May 05, 2003 at 13:15:22 from 165.91.199.202 user Mcneacail.

In Reply to: Re: Bob Blackett - one version anyway... posted by Mike Dennis on May 05, 2003 at 08:18:55:

Interestingly enough, this is the first web site where I have felt like I belong and all becuase of a set of books. Which I read over and over although not all the time.

This web site even has it's own bad guy (who shall remain nameless - becuase I forget it and the name is irrelevant anyway, but there is some deep dark mystery there which like all AR mysteries one is generally content to leave alone as exploring it would spoil this evolving story.

The only person who can answer the questions of BB died in June 1967 and maybe he never really got around to considering the real story he just added a bit of mystery to the story mcuh like our forgotten and oft not talked about villain although I see that even reading the balance statement for TARS the name is evoked.

Ed has added much humour to my life. Keep up the posting's Ed, and if you think that was long you should see the ones that bounce from Florida to Texas and back (usually a bit smaller).

Statsitically speaking there is no doubt that BB probably served in the war, he would have been in a small minority to have missed it which is the better point, most likely he went to a privata school which means statistically speaking he was probably an officer. I can not see Nancy's father as a wimp. So he probably served on the front somewhere. No one can be certain, but it is likely.

Prue's stuff is a good read.

John Nichols



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